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Thanks for the comments, I appreciate the feedback. I'm just shooting a short stabilizer on the front now and I think a better stabilizer up front and possibly adding the back bar may keep me steadier at full draw.
Bee stinger seems like a good brand, other than going with a Mathews brand product for my bow. I'm happy with my Matthews Monster, just looking to add more stability. I have restrained from shooting a new bow because I know I'll get the itch to buy a new one.
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